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Florida Gators ranked in top 10 of both polls

Written byalex gray, January 14, 2013, 0 Comments,

After opening their SEC schedule with two victories last week, the Florida Gators found themselves ranked in the top 10 of both The Associated Press Top 25 and USA Today Coaches Poll on Monday afternoon.

While the Gators’ No. 9 ranking is the same position they held in the Coaches Poll last week, Florida did manage to jump up one spot to No. 10 in the AP poll after defeating both Georgia and LSU last week by a combined 55 points.

With a top-10 ranking in tow, the Gators now turn their focus to a tough week of games, as Florida will take on two of the SEC’s best teams in Texas A&M (7 p.m. Thursday) and No. 17 Missouri (2 p.m. Saturday).

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A once-upon-a-time standout on the high school gridiron, Alex unfortunately learned of the inexistent market for 5-foot 10 offensive linemen, and concentrated on remaining involved with sports in some capacity. Upon finishing at the University of Florida, Alex realized his passion for writing and sought a way to combine that passion with his love of sports, thus bringing him to GC. In his spare moments, Alex enjoys spending quality time with his DVR, and is on a current quest to break 120 on the golf course.

After opening their SEC schedule with two victories last week, the Florida Gators found themselves ranked in the top 10 of both The Associated Press Top 25 and USA Today Coaches Poll on Monday afternoon.

While the Gators’ No. 9 ranking is the same position they held in the Coaches Poll last week, Florida did manage to jump up one spot to No. 10 in the AP poll after defeating both Georgia and LSU last week by a combined 55 points.

With a top-10 ranking in tow, the Gators now turn their focus to a tough week of games, as Florida will take on two of the SEC’s best teams in Texas A&M (7 p.m. Thursday) and No. 17 Missouri (2 p.m. Saturday).

alex grayAlexGrayalex@gatorcountry.comAuthorA once-upon-a-time standout on the high school gridiron, Alex unfortunately learned of the inexistent market for 5-foot 10 offensive linemen, and concentrated on remaining involved with sports in some capacity. Upon finishing at the University of Florida, Alex realized his passion for writing and sought a way to combine that passion with his love of sports, thus bringing him to GC. In his spare moments, Alex enjoys spending quality time with his DVR, and is on a current quest to break 120 on the golf course.GatorCountry.com